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Teaching videos, procedure guides, guidelines, calculators and the latest PICU research in one place, updated every week. Free for doctors, nurses, physios and ACPs.
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What's inside
- For you
- What's new in the topics you follow: teaching, guidelines, research and events, in one place.
- PICU Basics
- Start here if you're new to PICU: ventilation, PARDS, shock, sedation and more, in order, with a certificate.
- PICU Procedures
- Step-by-step walk-throughs of common PICU procedures, from intubation to central lines, each with a video showing it being done.
- Library
- Teaching videos and slides by system, topic and discipline, including nursing and physiotherapy.
- E-learning
- Courses with modules, an end assessment and a certificate, and a question bank to test yourself across every system.
- Curricula
- Teaching mapped to the curriculum you train against: see what covers each part, practise its questions and spot your gaps.
- Guidelines and research
- Official guidance with the year and version up front, the evidence behind it (systematic reviews and trials), and the latest PICU research with alerts for the topics you follow.
- Calculators
- Core bedside calculations with the formula and source for each.
- Peeky
- Questions answered from PICUlearn's own sources, with citations.
- Events
- Conferences, courses and study days from PICU organisers, with registration links.
- Groups
- Share learning with your unit, network or training group: videos, teaching sessions, resources and learning questions.
PICU this week
The week's best new paediatric intensive care teaching, research, guideline updates and events, and a question of the week, every Monday morning. No account needed. See a past issue
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